As Tiger Woods prepares to play in Quail Hollow this week, the first non-major since his troubles began, we're finally reaching a natural closing point to this saga. So let's take a look at some of the major questions that still surround Tiger and the golf world. Today: what can Tiger Woods do to continue to repair his tattered image?
We're all at the point of Tiger fatigue, aren't we? The guy has played exactly four days of competitive golf in the five months since his little accident, so that's left us with all kinds of time to speculate, pontificate and joke._________________golf irons | Taylor Made Golf Irons | Maruman Golf Clubs

Rory McIlroy first gained worldwide attention when he was 18 and opened the British Open with a bogey-free round at Carnoustie. Then came a European Tour victory a year later, and a pronouncement by Tiger Woods that the kid had all the tools to one day be No. 1 in the world.
Sunday was only a step.
Even so, the 20-year-old from Northern Ireland showed why there is so much fuss about him.
With one dazzling shot after another, McIlroy shattered the course record at the Quail Hollow Championship with a 10-under 62 for a four-shot victory over Masters champion Phil Mickelson, making him the youngest PGA Tour winner since Woods.
He has been billed as Europe’s next big star.
He made quite an impression in America.
“One of the best rounds I’ve seen in a long, long time,” Mickelson said after a birdie on the final hole gave him a 68 and second place alone._________________golf irons | Taylor Made Golf Irons | Maruman Golf Clubs